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Which devices are compatible with Android Pay?

How do I know if my device is NFC enabled?

You can see if your device is NCF enabled by checking this in your phone settings.

Which First Trust Bank Cards can I use with Android Pay?

First Trust Bank Personal Credit Cards

First Trust Bank Debit Card

First Trust Bank Visa Business Credit Cards are not currently supported.

How can I get Android Pay?

Download Android Pay from the Google Play Store.

How do I add my First Trust Bank card to Android Pay?

1. Open the Android Pay app and tap the ‘+’ icon.

2. Line up your First Trust Bank card within the frame on the screen to capture your card details automatically or enter these details manually.

Note: Any card(s) previously registered in the Google Play Store will be automatically displayed.

3. Confirm your details, your CVC1 and your address.

4. Read, and if you are happy to do so, Accept the Terms and Conditions.

5. Verify your card by following the on-screen instructions.

i. If your mobile number is registered with First Trust Bank you will be prompted to verify using a One-Time Passcode sent by text message

ii. If your mobile number is NOT registered with First Trust Bank you will be prompted to verify by calling our Customer Support team

6. Complete, you’re now ready to use Android Pay.

1Your CVC is the 3 digit code on/beside the signature panel on the back of your card

I have been prompted for a one-time passcode. What is this and why is it required?

To ensure the security of your card, we send a one-time passcode by text message. You will verify your identity by entering this code in the appropriate field.

If the card account has an Authorised User, where will the one-time passcode be sent?

The one-time passcode will always be sent to the primary cardholder or, for Business Debit Cards, the account owner.

How do I use Android Pay?

In-Store

For transactions under £30, simply wake your phone by lighting it up. For added security, you will occasionally be required to also unlock your device.

For transactions over £30*, unlock your device and hold the back of it to the Contactless payment terminal until you see a checkmark. Your phone will beep and/or vibrate to confirm that the payment has been made.

*Android Paytransactions above £30 may not be supported by some merchant terminals

In-App

Just select the Buy with Android Pay button at checkout within participating apps.

Where can I use Android Pay?

In-Store

You can use Android Pay wherever Contactless payments are accepted; just look for the Contactless or Android Pay symbol.

or

In-App

You can pay in any app where you see the Buy with Android Pay button.

Do I need a mobile data or Wi-Fi connection to use Android Pay?

You may require a mobile data or Wi-Fi connection to make Android Pay transactions In-Store. You will need a mobile data or Wi-Fi connection to add a card to Android Pay, to replenish security settings and after a device restart. You will need mobile data or Wi-Fi connection to receive the transaction notification.

How many transactions appear on the app?

Your last 10 transactions will be displayed in the app

Are there fees or charges for using Android Pay?

Using the Android Pay functionality on your credit or debit card is the same as using your Card for Contactless transactions, there are no extra fees or charges incurred. For more information please refer to your product Fees and Charges.

Is Android Pay safe to use?

Yes. When you shop at a merchant, Android Pay doesn't send your actual credit or debit card number with your payment. Instead a virtual account number is used to represent your account information - so your card details stay safe.

What should I do if my First Trust Bank Card is lost or stolen?

If your card is lost or stolen, please contact us immediately on 028 9033 0099 or +44 28 9033 0099 24 hours a day.

Your physical card will be blocked and a new card sent to you.

If my First Trust Bank Card is lost or stolen, can I still use Android Pay on my device?

Credit Cards: Once reported to First Trust Bank as lost or stolen, your card details will be automatically updated and you can continue to use Android Pay on your device whilst your new card is sent to you.

Debit cards: Once reported to First Trust Bank as lost or stolen, Android Pay will be updated when you receive your new debit card.

What should I do if my Device is lost or stolen?

If your device is lost/stolen, please contact us immediately on 028 9033 0099 or +44 28 9033 0099 24 hours a day and we can block your card on Android Pay.

We recommend that you also register for and use Android Device Manager. This will allow you to find, lock and delete details on your phone if it is lost or stolen. You can enter ‘Find my device’ on Google.com to locate your device.

Can I use multiple cards with Android Pay?

Yes. You can add as many cards as you want, provided they are compatible cards.

How do I choose which card I want to make a payment with?

The first card you add to Android Pay becomes your default payment card and will remain so unless you change it.

To change your default card, or to make a payment using another card, simply select the preferred card within the Android Pay app settings and tap 'Set as default card'.

How do I return an item purchased with Android Pay?

Android Pay refunds work the same way as physical card refunds. That is, you should consult with the retailer directly to refund a transaction.

What happens when I replace or update my device?

If you replace or update your device, you will need to add your card(s) to Android Pay again.

Please ensure that you remove your card(s) from any device before selling, exchanging, or disposing of it. You should also remove your card if you temporarily pass your device to someone else; for example if you pass it to be repaired.

You can remove a card from Android Pay at any time. Select the card within the Android Pay app, and tap 'Remove card'. You can also go to Android Device Manager to remotely erase all the data in the device, including your card(s).

How does Android Pay differ to Contactless on a Card?

While Contactless payments on your physical debit card are subject to a £30 threshold per transaction, Android Pay will allow transactions over £30*, provided the available balance or credit limit exists.

* Android Pay transactions above £30 may not be supported on some merchant terminals.

How do I keep my device and card details secure?

Never leave your device unattended.

Use appropriate security on your device such as passcode, pattern or fingerprint recognition

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